Culture
Jim Acosta Discusses White House Ban on Media Outlets
Jim Acosta, the former CNN White House correspondent, has firsthand experience of being barred from the White House. In 2018, his press pass was revoked by President Trump after a heated news conference. Acosta’s access
Chicago History Museum’s Exhibit Highlights Latin American Heritage
The Chicago History Museum has launched a new temporary exhibit called Aqui en Chicago in response to protests about the lack of Latin American representation. Elena Gonzales, the museum’s curator of civic engagement and social
Roman Coin Discovery in Germany
An amateur archaeologist named Oliver Riedl uncovered a significant discovery in a field in western Germany. Initially finding several Roman silver coins, his metal detector continued signaling, prompting him to contact authorities. Upon further excavation,
Día de los Muertos Tradition at Pilsen’s Benito Juarez Community Academy
In Pilsen’s Benito Juarez Community Academy, students create calavera, small skeleton figurines, to honor loved ones during Día de los Muertos. This holiday celebrates deceased individuals using intricate designs of silver wire, tape, and papier-mache.
Trump’s Media Ban Leads to Broadcast Hiccup
President Donald Trump banned several news outlets from the White House this week, which led to an unusual problem at a televised event. His speech at a ribbon-cutting ceremony became inaudible when major networks boycotted
ESPN Responds to Dan Le Batard’s Accusations of Racial Bias
ESPN has pushed back against claims made by former employee Dan Le Batard, who accused the network of having a pro-White racial bias. In a statement to Awful Announcing, ESPN described Le Batard’s allegation as
World Cultural Festival Celebrates Diversity in Valparaiso
Central Park Plaza in downtown Valparaiso transformed into a vibrant melting pot of cultures during the annual World Cultural Festival, organized by the Valparaiso International Center. This event highlighted global diversity, encouraging participation and interaction
Fat Bear Week: A Unique Celebration in Katmai National Park
Prepare to vote in the annual eating competition among bears at Katmai National Park in Alaska. While it isn’t an election, Fat Bear Week sparks significant interest each year. Organized by the National Park Service
George Lucas’ Vision: The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, envisioned by George Lucas, is set to open to the public in Los Angeles. Lucas describes the museum as a ‘temple to the people’s art,’ marking a significant chapter
The Value of Unsupervised Play Versus Structured Youth Sports
A new book sheds light on the benefits of unsupervised play for children, contrasting it with the increasingly expensive and competitive nature of youth sports. Published by the Manhattan Institute, City Journal discusses urban policy